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Bacterial community associated with worker honeybees (
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Abstract
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methodsThe study included worker bees collected from brood combs of colonies (i) with no signs of EFB (EFB0), (ii) without clinical symptoms but located at an apiary showing clinical signs of EFB (EFB1), and (iii) with clinical symptoms of EFB (EFB2). In total, 49 samples from 27 honeybee colonies were included in the dataset evaluated in this study. Each biological sample consisted of 10 surface-sterilized worker bees processed for DNA extraction. All subjects were analyzed using conventional PCR and by metabarcoding analysis based on the 16S rRNA gene V1-V3 region, as performed through Illumina MiSeq amplicon sequencing.
resultsThe bees from EFB2 colonies with clinical symptoms exhibited a 75-fold-higher incidence of
conclusionsHigh-throughput Illumina sequencing permitted a semi-quantitative analysis of the presence of
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